Lawrence Alloway papers 1935-2003

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Lawrence Alloway papers 1935-2003

1935-2003

Lawrence Alloway was a British born art critic active in the New York art scene from 1960 until his death in 1990. An early champion of post-war American art, he coined the term “Pop Art.” The archive consists of correspondence with his wife, the artist Sylvia Sleigh, work files, manuscripts and clippings, personal documents, and many photographs and slides of contemporary art.

47.58 Linear Feet (81 boxes, 5 flat file folders)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6655856

Getty Research Institute

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